"The Grand Fort" tells the awe-inspiring story of Krishna manifesting an impenetrable fortress through divine power to shield his loved ones. This tale of protection, faith, and divine intervention offers both excitement and spiritual reflection.
To protect his relatives from the relentless attacks of Jarasandha, the king of Magadha, Krishna sought the help of Vishwakarma, the divine architect. Together, they designed and built a magnificent fort city to serve as a safe haven.
This extraordinary city was erected within the ocean and was surrounded by a vast wall for protection. It was meticulously planned with well-laid roads, lush gardens, and even had the mythical kalpavriksha, the wish-fulfilling tree. Each house was designed with underground rooms that were fully stocked with food, ensuring the inhabitants could survive a prolonged siege.
The new city was blessed with celestial gifts from the gods themselves. It was adorned with the divine parijata flowers, received Varuna's celestial horse, and was granted Kubera's knowledge of acquiring wealth, ensuring the city's prosperity and abundance.
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